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The first settlement on the coast in Shimane after entering from Yamaguchi Prefecture is Iinoura. I started here on day 33 of my walk alon... -
Takehara is a small city on the coast of Hiroshima about halfway between the major stations of Hiroshima City and Fukuyama, whose old town... -
If there is one plant that symbolizes Autumn in Japan it is Susuki. Miscanthus Sinensis Andress is called Chinese Silver Grass, or Eulalia i...
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Nagasaki Holland Village, built in 1983, was the predecessor to Huis Ten Bosch, the massive theme park at the northern end of Omura Bay in... -
The twelfth temple, Shosanji, is the first mountain temple of the pilgrimage and the first classified as difficult to reach. It is at ...
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Hina This is claimed to be the largest tiered display of Hina Dolls in Japan. It is part of the Hina Doll Museum in the historic town of Hit...
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Tatsueji is known as a "sekisho", a barrier gate or spiritual checkpoint. There are stories of pilgrims who could not enter ...
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Yosuien is a large stroll-type garden in the Wakanoura area in the south of Wakayama City. It is considered one of only two major gardens ... -
A few weeks ago I posted on a small altar to Omoto in a neighbouring village and asked if anyone would be interested in seeing the shamani... -
Located in Nakanuki, near Sone in Minamikokura, Sohachiman shrine is quite a popular shrine in the area and is known particularly for pr...
